May 2018 – November 2018
Interval Films provided multi-camera timelapse photography for this impressive energy storage project, developed by Arenko.
The project was billed as “one of the largest in the U.K. and globally, with the ability to provide affordable, on-demand power to the equivalent of approximately 100,000 UK homes.”
Feb 2016 – Sept 2016
One of Interval Films long standing clients wanted to capture the interior fit out of a new shuttle racking system and other associated storage and logistical upgrades.
The warehouse was in constant use throughout the upgrade. We fitted one of our bespoke 4K timelapse cameras to a steel beam which was rotated around as the works were completed. The final film incorporated shots from several different angles.
Feb 2017 – March 2019
After the success of our previous timelapse work for Ballymore we were asked to to provide timelapse photography of their exclusive development in Nine Elms. This shot shows one of five different timelapse cameras we have had covering the project over the last four years.
Planning and designing the Nine Elms project benefited from the visionary thinking of one of the foremost practitioners in the industry, Sir Terry Farrell, who was given the task of masterminding the regeneration of Nine Elms.
Feb 2016 – Sept 2016
Interval films were commissioned by Ecoworld Ballymore to provide a time-lapse video for the Embassy Gardens build in the Nine Elms regeneration zone in London in 2016.
Planning and designing the Nine Elms project benefited from the visionary thinking of one of the foremost practitioners in the industry, Sir Terry Farrell, who was given the task of masterminding the regeneration of Nine Elms.
Capture of Eurovia’s road upgrade on the A133 in Colchester, Essex. A demonstration of how our solar powered timelapse cameras can be used by our clients to monitor project progress and provide updates to the local community.
This scheme will see the replacement of double roundabouts with a single roundabout. The carriageway between Ipswich Road and Harwich Road junctions will also be widened and a new retaining wall built along the railway lines.
Feb 2011 – Nov 2012
We built, installed, and managed a timelapse camera capturing the extensive upgrades to the Crossness Sewage Treatment Plant in East London. This was a white-labled service and our bespoke camera system was installed on the side of a sludge incinerator at a height of 80 ft and it performed flawlessly throughout the 2 years of construction.
Crossness Sewage Treatment Works in East London which is one of the largest treatment works in the UK, serving approximately two million people. The £145m upgrade project forms part of Thames Water’s London Tideway Improvements programme, which comprises major engineering schemes to improve water quality in the River Thames.
Feb 2016 – Sept 2016
In 2011 Network Rail commissioned HMVS to design and construct new traction substations on three separate Network Rail sites in Sussex.
In turn HVMS commissioned Interval Films to provide timelapse photography for the builds to help with remote project management and marketing their business.
